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LoR RENT-DANENHowEB SON, llI5 ST.
ia$5 5.s nv ST. s. iis i ne: i! .S. %
1915 Pierce Place IRIS 3O2l23 Q st. a. w.. ar 10 20
2os3 st n w. DR. and az :t nv Ar 10 90
900 I'd St ne. 20 90 9lo 81: ae. 81; 10. so
2o2 Ess ne. sr...s 1!.i0 1880
2O4 81 40 Ills i St, 2r, I'd door 10
zoo 81 ne, Or. 1870 3elS-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

CLOSING EXERCISES OF Miss KERRs SCHOOL
The Misses Kerr entertained very pleasantly last
Thursday evening the teachers and pupils OF their
school at their residence, on 18th street north
west. After an interesting program OF recitatiOns
in German, French, and English, and OF choruses
by the school, dancing was next In order, only In
terrupted for the purpose OF discussing refresh
ments. Friday morning there was distribution
OF medals and premiums won by the pupils for
good work and 3 conscientious observance or the
laws of the school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

DRRAuI1xR WILSON RxNANDxD.-JaA A. L WILL
con, the defaulttng treasurer Of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal CO, was yesterday remanded In
plea. This win enable witnesses and papers to
reach there from Philadelphia Detective Miller,
OF Philadelphia, WIN bring the papers to Washing.
state, and after all the essentials are completed
including the signature Of the President OF the
for Canada, reaching there probably Thursday q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

FIRE AND WArER.-Thfs morning, at 6:15 O'Clock
a pile of lumber In Wfmsatt Uhiers lumber yard
9th and Water streets, caught fire, and before the
81 200 was done. During the fire Willie MAN, a
white boy, fell into the river, but was rescued by
an unknown white man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

CHIEF Engineer N0v1m0 ACquttt00s
THE COURT DECLARES THAT THERE WAS NO xvI.
DRNCR OF FRAUD.
NEW YORK, June 21.-The case against Chief
Engineer Nevtns, OF the Brooklyn fre Department.
whowas On trial In that city for grand larceny has
fallen through. The court to-day directed the
jury to acQu1t the accused on the ground Of the
evidence being insufficient and that there was no
evidence OF fraud. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

AN ACT WHICH Is NEXfIIcABLI 10 HIS FAMILY.
Members OF the family OF Mr.. Frank Trigg, who
committed suicide at Niagara Falls, say that his
death II shrouded In mystery to them. He held
good and lucrative position, his family relations
were OF the kindest character. both as . husband
ana father It has been said, that at times visi.
tors at Niagara Falls are seized with an Irresistible
impulse to plunge into It's waters, and friends OF
Mr. Trigg suggest that such may have been the
case with him. Mrs. Trigg's maiden name was
Boutfe Smith, a daughter OF H. Henry Smith, Of
St. Mays County, Md, and granddaughter Of
Besides the widow there are two children,
daughter aged nfteen years, and q son twelve
years Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21
A Story Of the German Emperor.

RANGE OF THE THERMoMRTRR.-The following
were the readings at the Signal ONCE to-day: a.
M, rs; Bpm, 50: maximum. 80; minimum. IL
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NOR RENT
fnD DEOr

LOk kENT-
Il 1892 10th St. 12r. 81;
1871 31st 81 :, l Or. MISS
1iO7 3lst, l0r-, mi A. OF
14<9 10th Or, ID. / j. .45.5(
1927 Pa av..10r..mi. 4U.5f
rs Goth St. 10r.m-i40.5(
SU12 Dunbarton St Dr. AZ
1851 u St, Or. ni.-....4t
2l2.9 Pa .v.. 1r-,mi35.5 e
2l29lq Ps-zv..1r..mi3 $3.50
2421 Pa ave. 9r..-..35-5(
l34.1 " aGach, 1r., mi. 3
1145 2lst. i0r-- m-i..:55.5t
2O1.s VI, 7r. mi. $3.50
1917 Wsllsch. Sr.m-i Bob
poe .,,Jd ST, 8 r, m.i35.5,
1919 @ st., 1G., ~ I. 3!
1:H:S Nallach. 7r., mi. 3:
2l23 r ST.. Z r, mi. 30. A
60 2ist 81 Dr., mi 80. 3,
3i2p II 81 Sr.....-.2o.4,
lJiS kInxinan st, 1883
JAS :Slst ST, ar, MI. z,
Fora full AstApply 70
Iel8 ~
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Thee. J. Mayer has bought for $7,O60S0, from
Geo. F. Hardin, pit. lot 8 so. S73, fronting So 50
feet on the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, be-
bought OF 8. C. Mcdowell, for $500, the west %
feet front OF lot T. so. 724 street. between LIST
and I'd streets northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

VIRGINIA PosT-OPFICEs DIscoNTNuED.-The fol-
lowing fourth-class post-onaces in Virginia have
| been discontinued: Cox, Norfolk County; Kolina,
Dtnwiddie County; Moutna Ferry King and Queen
county, and Red Knob, Carroll County
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

Nor THE RAHwAY MURDERKR-A despatch to
Mayor Daily, Of Railway, n: J., fom Detective
Keron, who went 70 Ioks, ~. 70 examine Casper
unknown girl ct Railway, states that Strombach
Is not the man who committed the deed
John Rhodmaker, Q carpenter OF st. LouiR re.
ported to the police yesterday that he believed the
girl murdered at Railway, N. j., was his daughter
Mary Rhodmaker, who LETT his home three YEAR
ago and had been employed In Railway Tor the
mast year. Since the murder he has heard nothfnk
from her. Before that tragedy she WrOfA rpOulsrlv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

To-day, in the Police Court, Frank Oueepan.
81 from Hodgkin Bros, and was held for the action
| OF the grand jury.
Patrick Heating to-day filed suit against the
| Capitol North Street and South WasSine1on r
X Co.. for $4,000 damages alleged by reason OF
being bitten and trampled by vicious horse
owned by the COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

RESTRICTING THE FERs.-Pension Commissioner
Black has decided to exercise the authority vested
In him by law and to restrict the legal fee In
o. attorneys for Mexican pension claimants to $40
me law allows fee Of $o5, where q contract is
it. Gen. Black thinks that q ten-dollar Zee is
ample In these cases, and will issue an order re-
Serlctlng the fee In each case to that amount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

IHE COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT WITH SPAIN.-The
Department OF State is informed by Minister Curry
tween the United States :and spain. nv which
equality Of treatment Of American and Spanish
vessels was secured IN the ports OF Cuba and
The announcement smade publicly in view OF the
anxiety OF certain importers In New York, who
were led to believe that the agreement would ex-
nfre on the 30th Of Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

DHNAI-At the Interior Department the pub
ished report that the combination OF junk dealers
to buy the waste paper at very low rates would
nave Deen successful had not onacials OF the Post
current nscal year the Interior Department re.
ceived 96 cents per hundred pounds for waste
than half that amount, they were all summary
rejected.
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THOR RENT


II 1924 18th St, l2r a 40 Arthur Pie 7r@275 SO
IN I4th NV. lar s.. 50 404 Boundary NV
IRA l4th ST NV. Tor 50 53 9Th II. Or
17O6 St, 80 6o3-6lY Or. so
COZ 18th St NV. H. 40 &2l 9Th ST. Tor. so
2O3 Capitol St. llr. go 544ColuH.ba st. 80
2Q22 81 NV l2r 90 ~ and Nst 6r ~. so
ISL Md LII. 90 lOl9 n Cap. st.. Sr. 20 30
1918 st NV Tor 90 6l16 St Or. 30 so
32s Indians ave-. Er 80 ~ st. n 6r... ~ 30
lO16 1Ith 81 NV, iOr % ~ Axss Sy p.w., 1r20. 50
PIT Z, Cap. St. l2r. 90 90 ola n Or 20. so
l3l0 Or 1873 9th st II W., Or IL 80
1908 IT ~. Tor. .oOi25 No Defrees Or 10 81
4O1 stn so s,06 Cleveland St ,6r ID so
Sl6 Sth l0r 4-S5 22CS Gle veland Or ID so
S2s 2lst VI 81 Si21 Prospect st. Or so
e31 stn ". Or. 40 5020J4 Sth st pw Or 1870
Q41 st NV. ~ Cleveland St. Or. ID
472 st. Nv, 1lr.. 80 30 iOE 81. n W., 5r ID
l5l1 18th st. 81 80 3S-5l Mclean, 5r. 1880
1910 Wsllach Pi, IT. 80 1900 st. sw., 4r.,.l II
Ill sine Sr. 30 20 st. e.. Is 30
1450 r. J. 7r....35 Fenton place Or. $50
SOB " j. NV 1r-..3Q 500 Sd ST. sw. Or u
l4!th st NV Or 80 "a LIP st Sc 9r;.- ..l9
22a5 18Th stnw..6r so Rr427 o. s.w.4r- 3. so
Jele p. Il WARNER CO. o16 = stnx
I,OR eENT-THREE-SToRY AND CELLAR BRICK
IT dive ing: rooms and bath; all mod. iInps well
located 1. ": CONVENIENT to carr. &c TYLER &
y r.. al ~ ta1A Al
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J. E. BURRELK. Proprietor.
S(toMFORr RErREAT," (NEAR

W NONFURT KETREAT," fNEAR HARPER'S
Merry True To nale, and all advantages neces.
sery to promote comfort Patronage solicited
pleasure to please Full particulars ON application
el-3m W. NJ CLARK. Keep 1ryst, Wash. Co., Md.
PHYSICIANS BOARD, EXCELLENT SPRING
II water, fruit milk, and shade IL miles from Har-
Eer's Ferry, nearest town 10 minutes walk ddress,
". q Ely1n. Keep Tryst r o.. Washington County. Nd
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EOR RENT
II h20 18th ut. NV,

Il 1i2o 18Th st NV, l5Isnrdon Terrace. ersal6
sr $40 1716 18th St n v, 81. 1870
.lS Sth NV, re- 40 Scott n Or. colt j 3
l2Oz st.n.w, Tor 63 $40 Ut 9 office l5
dEv4 stE-w, Tor a o31U7 Irwin IT. w. ,or,pew ID
xVv 18th Or NV 20 1016 O. Capitol g. ,5r 10 30
2sZs 3th NV Or % D 1900 lss ct sw, 10
42s College St. lOr % l21 X It. w., Ara 49,. 9
40 - - n w.. ct kcel2O A 8 CAYWOOD,
HAS = NV. Or is SO * 1885, C0r.sth aud sts
E0R RrNT-DEsIRABLE CORNER HOUSE. 1879
4 2Otn 81 OPP. Blaine mAnsl. n: rooms: all i'm
proveInents rent S45. b. q. WAIVER co. je10-;t'
ifOk RsS1 HOUSES III. % D.. NV . ROOMS:
= Podsrn ~ 2royements, so q ey month Apply
- Y. G. JOIN ION. us I3sh 90 nv, A7.1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

IS onered free to every new subscriber for one wear
10 the WEEKLY STAR 1t Is q handsomely printed
book OF 101 pages, pr0fusely illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams ana contains
| wealth OF general Information. see adyerCise-
ment In another column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-09

A Good Nurse-Should not hesitate to
wait upon those iii with such diseases as
Smallpox, Cholera or Scarlet Fever.
There is little to be feared by persons
waiting on the sick If they will use Oar
by's Prophylactic Fluid freely. In sick
rooms 1t should be exposed on plate or
and comfort in the sick room the Fluid is
Indispensable.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-09
Here and There.

They raise vegetable tallow
in Australia. There's the place
to laugh and grow fat.
There is some quiet activity,
but little hustle about the dress
reform movement.
In some sections there is a
popular belief that there cannot
be wedding without a hitch
in it.
A walking match is always
expected to pay running ex-
pense, illogical as it may
seem.
Lawyers are we'll dressed be-
cause they have more suits to
try than other men.
Editor ought to read
this book OF Howell's, ma. 1t
is so real. II never saw anything
like it."
You can't always Judge by
appearances. The man who
wears the diamond pin may be
really wealthy.
Women are said to give back
talk, but do not men do the
same thing when they criticise
the modern hustle.
The merchant who doesn'
believe in an ''ad" is likely tc
know a good deal about sub
traction From his bank &C
count
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-09
Open Windows a, Night.

Very much has been written on this
subject. and written unwisely; the facts
are, that whoever sleeps uncomfortblY
cool will get i'll. To put window quite
high when the mercury Is ut zero is an
absurdity. The cooler sleeping apart
ment Is the more unhealthy does il be.
come. because cold condenses the carbol.
ic acid formed by the breathing of the
sleeper. It settles near the door and is
re breathed, and If in very condensed
form, he will die before the morning
Hence we must be governed by circum-
stances; the first thing is you must be
comfortably warm during sleep, other
wise you are not refreshed, and inflama
ton of the lungs may be engendered, and
and life destroyed within few days. An
open fireplace Is sufficient for ordinary
purpose In cold weather. When the
windows are open, it is well to have them
down at the top two or three inches. and
up at the bottom for the same space.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-09
Gss.sIlg.sen.A..
90 BIB. & 0. RAILROAD
scHrDuLr IN EFTEcT Der. 2, 1881.
THE MODEL FAST LINE EAST AND wEs1
DOUBLE TRAcKl JANNEY CouPIKR.


For ANNAPOLIS. 80. 900 A. NJ, ls.lS and
40 and $50 Pi NJ. On Sunday. 9.0S a, m, and
eos p. m.
For Way Stations between Baltimore and
Washington, 8. 10. $50 and a.05 a. m, l2la. SlM
500 80 and IL 90 D. m. On Sunday, go ana
Gus a m, 20, 500, 6 80 and Hop.
Trains leave Washington for Baltimore on
$50. ga, T.30 $50. 9,45 q. m, 2.l0. l % 31s
$50, 49, 4l5. 40, b.;}0 As. 7S0. S25, IL 80 d M
From Annapolis, rs and 9.45 a. IN. Las and
6.3I D. m. On Sunday. 10 o. a. m. and 6.s0p m
Baggage called Tor and checked at hotels
and residences on orders left at Ticket Offices
N. w. or. Calvert and baltimore Streets. new
No go S. broadway, new No. 1882 West Bait.
more Street and Camden Station
w. NJ. CLEMkNTS. G. X. LORD,
Manager. Cen, Pass Agent
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30

151k ia. b Mss azrah Wlbn<, -
oazense. - = A. Essur5hg. J. ,. fha
Ns6dine uas sziendEd enig b Ne i8z1-
naEs fki4nez. Relatives and nsisAbeFs
81 ths eontFsezi1R parties AfEsE re
eszzmony. tie quests parsoek 81 ne
maEEiaRe aappeE. Ths mest pnoUiDe14
feature wns tie w1dainR oake-a very
large ard bsan<ifui aska made ~ the
hkiis. A. use bappy enarls depaE1sd
for thefR residences near By, TIE kiUa-
h0noEad nus&0m % sh0weFinG KFas wMs
Fepe8ted. and the customary slipper
Wns hmFled AFTER thsm. NumerI n
handsnne and eieRanf presents we're r.
csis1a b. The brids-
Speeding the week uith her sissaF, AFs.
williamson, in the Port 81 Entry.
Mis- DAgie, Of Victoria vas 3 pas-
singer for Seattle yesterday on TIE
EoFth Paei6e.
Ma BIoln and dauehfsr rsfurned
Aua Seattle 20 Ticsoria Friaay.
Mrs. O. FaIkmAn Departed from san
Franeisso on Friday on the Elder.
q 8. Agar left for the Bay City On
shs Elder Friday, 70 Be gons ssvsral
weeka.
Mss- w. v. Chase aid children re-
tnrnsd yesterday en- the Edith, from
seattle. where they have been visiting
friends.
Ms. Ida sunbsII 10 visiting friends in
Fort Townsend.
Mr.. E. 4. B,eRs and family. Of VAL
paraiso, sFe registered 81 the Coamo
polifan. Mr.. BlRRs arrived on the bark
ManRaTetta from TAltal recently. and
proposes to locate permanently on the
sound.
Mrs. Bailey, wife Of Lieutenant
Bailey, Of the Second Infsntry. il ex-
psetsd 70 arrive shortly and visit her
mother, Mrs. L. A. Meyers. she will re-
main for several months.
LieufeRanf J. E Lutz. of the revenue
cutter W0le0tE, Is in San FRANCHISES, %
thirty days leave Of absence.
9<e. A lot Of hns check Nains00ks,
sliantly damaged. CHE-1ER CrKAnx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30
Dancing after unmasking.

A fne display Of costume. and Mosques
procured from leading establishments II
San Francisco. will be on exhibition at
Turner Hall under the SUPERVISION Of A.
6chloR macher, q few days previous 20
the ball
Each masque must Identify itself TO the
Inspeetion Committee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30
Four Elegant Prizes

VIII be awarded TO the beet sustained
character m saues and handsomest COS
tunes. By . committee appointed from
the spectators. taS0sdft
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30
FARM HOMES

We can settle to excellent
advantage so families in our
neighborhood, located on
Hoods Canal, in jefferson
county, So miles from Seat
tie. Climate ex client, soil
very productive. Fruit, veg
etabies, hay, etc., raised in
abundance. Good schools
8 months of the year; gen.
eral store, postoffice, and a
live community.
am not dealing in lands,
but offer to assist gratui-
tously good men to settle
ment in our community.
Address
J. a.. McARDLE,
ian ouflesne. WaRhlnRtun Terrssurx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30
The following letter explains:

CHESTER CLEARY: Please send me your
bill for damages sustained to your goods voyage
Il2 steamship Elder together with certified copy
of invoices, and will have your claim promptly
adjusted.
W. B. SPENCER. Agent P. C S. S. Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The History Of IN Un-
eventual Week.
Organization Of the Social
Union Of the First Bap-
list Church, Seattle.
FsnwsII PaFsy 10 NIE whistler
Bruubnsk KlddIs chr Evsnis
81 ksEs o. Less
ImpsFlaEta
ma visa 81 she Taesmn Dsam.sie
caab social Esenfs Premaeea
Ter aAs Scar Fadare-
Nsses, PerasnaI ana
efAsrwiae.
PER- Townsend and Frondals- CstIIIion
Psrsy-ReeeptlOn Of NJ. ana Mrs.
Blanshard Social Events at
othsr Pelnss-ess-
srsl Notes.


SHOWED UNDKn-
OF 9 thousand things THAI the Year
showed under,
The busy Oid Year that has gone
How many win rise in she spring. ]
wondsF,
BrouQht 10 life By the san Of MAy7
VIII me gose-tsee branches, 20 wholly
That never . rose tree seems 10 be.
A. the sweet spEinR's call come forih
And bud 10 beauty and blOou for msi
WIN The fair. green earth, whose throb-
bling bosom
Il hld. iiks a maid ia hsr aeRp q
night,
wake oui Of Der sleep. and With blade
cod blossom,
Gen heg garments 20 please my sigbtl
Over tha knoll IN the valley yondeE
The Iovsliess batteFanps bloomed and
arews
when shs snow ID gone that drifsed
them under,
win they shoot up sunvard and Dlsou
anes9
when Wild winds blew and 9 sIsss storm
pelted,
lost Jewel Of priceless worth;
II I Waik thai way when the ano1 Y
melted.
WIN The gem CLEAN 40 from the bare
broWp eaFthl
/ iaid love thai was dead OF dyiag.
For the year to bury and hide from
sight;
Bat ont Of = trance will u waken e. Ina
And push 20 my hsart like . leaf &
the iightS
Under the anOw lie things 90 s1sr
iahad--
Hopes, ambitions and dreams ~ men
Faces that vanish and trusts that per
iahed
Never 20 sparkle or glow aeain.
TIE Ole Year gFeedilY grssped his plum
der,
And covered II over and hurried sway
OF tks thousand things be hid. wondsl
Hcw many vill rise Al the call Of May
Oh, wise Yonng Year, with your handl
held under
Year mantle Of esmine. tell me, pray
--Emme Wheeler Wloox, IN Bosfo'
GIobe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30

on the dollar. We quote a few Of them
Of halwool Dress Goods plain Plaids etc, reg
ular 15c. and zoe. goods, the lot for cents
lot of sc inch heavy Serge worth &c., only IA
A lot of silks 81 10
a lot Of atwood 46 inch Camels Hairs CSC
A lot of Atwood 46 inch French Surah Serge So l2c
lot Of 46 inch Cashmeres all colors and black
% inch black Silk 81 70
A lot Of Crashes 10
heavy bleached Table Linen Damask, 400
A lot of real English Marseles spreads So 10
A lot Of regular Soc quality Irish Linen Towels 43
inches long ~ i2o
lot Of extra large French Napkins, 81 90 to 81 g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30

Music by Prof. vaughn's entire orches-
ira opening with the Grand March pre-
cisely at . o'clock.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30
DANCING CLUE.

By Invitation extended to the Dancing
Club by Mr.. Louis Rostein. q pleasant
time vas had Lass Thursday evening IN
the Good remplars' Hall. The number
present vas snficiens to make the socia
bic an enjoyable al air. Mr.. Rostein
deserves credit for the proficiency which
bis pupils have attained IN the teFpsi-
chOrean art.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30

A very pleasant time vas had az TIE
residence Of the brides mother, In Port
Aadisan. on The evening % Thursday,
OF San Francisco. engineer on the
steamer whiasia9, and Miss LINE
CiiBk kiddie we're Joined 10 marriage
~ Rev. John y. Damoa. The bride
va tastefullv afrayed in garnet silk.
Wits lass and orange blossoms, and her
sister Nellie Vaa medestlv retplendsna
in maave cashmere and velvet. Mr..
Wa. ]. George vas best man. After
The ceremony the compsnv repaired 10
. very generous repaat, and mtfth, With
goot wishes, prevailed.
The cueNaa we're AlmoNt al relatives
Of The bride, and Il proved 20 be most
PLEASANT reanion. AnoRg those prea-
cut were Mrs A, kiddle. Mr.. and Ms
Alex u. Sntth. OF Port Madison. Mr.
and Mrs. l. NJ. BaFton, % Port Lad
los, Mrs. G. 3 R-rgmsa and Mrs n q
FeFFsnR 81 Tacoma. Mss Helen X
and Aary 4. khidie. and Messrs. Stew
art Ienes and Wm. ]. George.
Ga the arrival af TIE down Soaua
maid hcat the nesly naaFrte3 pAiF vsre
essarted aboard. farcvelis we're said.
aHa EfF f4ftEN - tIff nome NNtta
ell heped woaid Be = happy cue. was
eommenced.
DEsTrN0cmHEn rIsTruR-
Miss Boyd. a rnoss satsFfAirige and
aacomrlished youug lady. V visiting
MIR. and Mrs. W. p. Basa. Sha arrived
GA Friday and proposes 10 make seattle
her fusare hona- Her address foe the
psssens w8lt ~ lin car % W. p. Bayd =
Her ueiekt l. 10 poundA
kMR TO IA.
Mr. Dr.. I. T. MisoT will sntsrsaln
The German CAB this wesk.
Mrs. Stacy VII give 4 ianeeean - tie
ycaaz iadtss tits ueek.
Tes yoans usn az Olympia axpscf %
give bali a TIE Csvl,oa Honss % tie
exesine II FsbFaary ioth.
re seattle Rass nth give danse q
ths AFDoFy "a TIE srtuinR u fsAEuaEy
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Tea Fire HAssalion Band uFf give q
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A reception vas tendered last vesk By
Mr.. and Mrs. H l. Blanchard 70 sksiF
fFisnds IN Irondale. The guests bees 3
10 arrive early, and by 3 O'Clock . nam
Der Of ladies and gentlemen had Assem-
bed in the spaoious paFlors. A musical
and literary programme vas rendered
daring the evening" by those present.
shortly before midnight . samptaous
repNst waa served, after which the cue
toEaaFy greetings were exchanged and
tha gassts dtpaFted for their homes.
kKv. AND Mns. n. v. RICE.
Rev. ard Mra. II. V. Rice Fscsived and
eateFtainxd their frieads iast Tuesday
evening, al their residence in fFondale.
4 sociahIe gathering assembled. and
RotkinG was omitted By The bost and
hossess 10 make The evening an sniOya-
BILE one.
Conversation and pleasant games
made the evening most enjoyable. Mrs.
smith. Mfa Blanchard and Mrs. Rice
saded Agreeable sarprisss 10 the esen-
icg's eniaynant By rendering especial
masical seiaoliona. thai ware paTtfen-
larry appreciated b. the company.
Amon9 the Russts we're Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Smtsh. Mr.. AHd Mrs. II. L.
BlancNard- Nj. and Mrs. Philip MsaQh-
or. Mr.. and Mrs Gillespie. Mrs. Chan-
hsFIain. Mis Rnlsoe. }. B. Dyer and
Mr.. falson.
BkLCH-wrLBUR.
Franz p. RAleh wAa married on the
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Otto Ranke Fred Gaech. r. Anthony.
Adam Orth. v. n. Smith. F.W. Wusthcff.
Aug. yahlb lsch, g. Michel. A. Wolf.
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FLOOR COMMITTEE:
@ BeninRh ausen. John Leck, Tn. Pe'ser,
A. schmidt X Detweller.
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MNTTTER OF ARRANGEMENTS:
A. W. Piper, I. Reinig. Max Glorious.
Henry Lohse. Vitus schmid.
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EXAMINING COMMITTEE:
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FLOOR MANAeEs-wm. RitterheR.